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Decomposing trust into risk preferences, altruism, and subjective beliefs: An experimental analysis
There is a sizeable economic literature dedicated to understanding trust and the extent to which it influences decision making. Although trust is difficult to measure, experimental economics has commonly used the 'amount sent’ in the Berg, Dickhaut and McCabe (1995) investment game to elicit levels...
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School of Economics
2020
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